But Ruby and Pearl Day's other halves can be forgiven - especially since the pair were yesterday judged to be Britain's most identical twins.
In a nationwide competition, the 18-year-olds were deemed to be most alike in terms of facial likeness, personality and 'dancing synchronicity'.
Who's who? Pearl (left) and Ruby Day beat 29 sets of twins
They plan to spend the year ahead concentrating on their acting.
Pearl and Ruby have already featured as extras in the fifth Harry Potter film, and will appear in the final instalment of the series.
Twin peaks: The pair have featured as extras in the fifth Harry Potter film, and will also appear as extras in the final film of the series
Ruby said: 'People at school were always muddling us up and even now at college some people confuse us.
'We're so alike we're even able to trick our boyfriends as to who's who - but we quickly correct them if they're wrong!'
Winning formula: After a series of challenges, Pearl and Ruby were judged as the most identical twins
Pineapple Dance teacher John Graham examined the twins' synchronicity, while cognitive neuroscientist Dr Fatima Felisberti judged the girls' facial likeness to be particularly close.
Finally, former Big Brother twins Sam and Amanda Marchant - known as 'Samanda' - judged how alike the girls were in terms of personality.
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Beating out the competition: The girls pose outside Pineapple Studios with the other sets of identical twins
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